The Ocean Magazine

Journey 11/24/2025 Abu Dhabi’s Coral Garden Revolution
The Big Picture Abu Dhabi is making waves with what’s being billed as the world’s largest coral restoration project—an ambitious plan to transform roughly 1,200 km² of seabed into thriving coral gardens. By 2030, the initiative aims to deploy up to 40,000 artificial reefs and seed them with heat-adapted Gulf corals, opening a new chapter ...
Journey 11/17/2025 Costa Rica’s November Surf Paradise: Warm Swells, Easy Living
Lead As November arrives, Costa Rica’s Pacific coast turns on: warm 28 °C (82 °F) water, consistent south-pulse energy, and gentle offshore mornings. It’s the perfect pre-winter escape for surfers of all levels. Why November Works Late-season southern hemisphere swells meet dry-season trades, delivering clean 3–6 ft surf and long, rippable walls. Mornings are typically glassy or offshore; ...
Journey 11/13/2025 AMAALA Red Sea: ultra-luxury ocean wellness with conservation
On Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast, AMAALA debuts as an ocean-centered wellness hub spread across three natural bays where the Hijaz Mountains meet turquoise waters. The destination blends ultra-luxury hospitality with a measurable commitment to marine conservation. Where it is & what’s new Set along a pristine stretch of the Red Sea, AMAALA launches with ...
Journey 11/03/2025 Bonaire in novembre: guida rapida allo shore diving dei Caraibi
Mentre novembre prende ritmo, i sub puntano su Bonaire, la perla olandese dei Caraibi: acqua cristallina, reef in ottimo stato, fauna attiva e un modello unico di shore diving con oltre 80 siti accessibili direttamente da riva. Perché novembre è il mese giusto Trade winds regolari, piogge contenute e temperature confortevoli in superficie e sott’acqua; ...
Journey 10/28/2025 New Marine Parks: Where to Visit Now
The World’s Newest Marine Parks Open to Ocean Explorers Lead: Add six fresh pins to your map. The world’s new marine parks are welcoming visitors with clear water, citizen-science activities, and carefully managed access that funds conservation on the ground. What’s New—and Why It Matters These protected areas span coral gardens and kelp forests across ...
Journey 10/20/2025 Seychelles: October’s Perfect Ocean Paradise
Seychelles in October: Calm Seas, Clear Water, Big Marine Life As autumn arrives elsewhere, the Seychelles in October delivers prime ocean conditions: warm water, light winds, and excellent visibility. It is the month when calm seas meet vibrant marine life—ideal for divers, snorkelers, and sailors. Why October Works October bridges the southeast and northwest monsoons, ...
Journey 10/13/2025 Sustainable Diving Destinations Leading Ocean Conservation
Sustainable Diving Destinations Leading Ocean Conservation Why Sustainable Diving Matters As ocean conservation becomes increasingly critical, a new wave of sustainable diving destinations is proving that unforgettable trips can also protect the sea. These places pair strict marine protections with community benefits and responsible operators—so you leave only bubbles and real impact. Below, you’ll find ...
Journey 10/06/2025 Greece Pioneers Sustainable Ocean Tourism Revolution
Greece Pioneers Sustainable Ocean Tourism Revolution Category: Journey Greece is transforming its iconic "Sun and Sea" tourism model into a groundbreaking example of sustainable ocean tourism, setting new standards for coastal destinations worldwide. The Mediterranean nation has committed to the Global Ocean Treaty and is establishing innovative marine conservation practices that protect its rich coastal ...
Journey 10/02/2025 Hermanus Whale Festival 2025 – South Africa’s Marine Spectacle
Beyond unforgettable whale encounters, the festival offers: Fresh seafood markets and coastal South African cuisine 🦐 Marine conservation workshops and family-friendly activities 🌍 Live music, local art, and traditional coastal culture 🎶 The iconic whale crier, the only one in the world, who uses a kelp horn to announce whale sightings 🐚 🌼 Best Time ...
Journey Ocean Stories 10/21/2020 Così ho navigato 1000 miglia di bolina in oceano (con un 9 metri vecchio 50 anni)
Così ho navigato 1000 miglia di bolina in oceano (con un 9 metri vecchio 50 anni) Quando l’Oceano chiama è difficile non rispondere. Vi racconto la mia traversata da Capo Verde a Madeira su uno Scampi 30 del 1971. Non senza problemi Read more